Well then they should have gotten rid of that memory loss subplot. I know they were going for the whole tearjerk ending following by happiness, but it was far too obvious Wall-E was going to get his memory back. I know Disney would never let an Old Yeller ending fly, but maybe there's an alternate ending on the DVD.

Jesus... you would have wanted Eve to shoot him in the head just because his memory would have been wiped? You're a cruel cruel man.

I may have died before that happened

LOL. That's a little too literal of the comparison I was trying to make.

Any other ending would've basically ruined it. It would make the hand holding and the spark meaningless, and both are pretty fkn crucial, I think.

Anyway, I saw it again today...I'll be surprised if this doesn't end up in my top 5 (if not #1) of the year.

Juts got back... Definitely lived up to my expectations and beat them. Pixar can do no wrong!

Charlie Chaplin in space! What more could a Chaplin SF fan like myself ask for?

I've read about the first 6 pages or so of this thread and basically agree that it is a wonderful film, and Pixar will probably once again be at the top of my Best Of list for this year too... I'd have to see it again to see if it tops The Incredibles (my favorite Pixar film)...

The complaints are minor... I thought the misfit robots could have been used to a better effect, and the change in the humans was a bit too sudden -- some of them should have been complaining about their cushy lifestyle being taken from them. And where were the teenagers? Nothing but kids and adults... Oh, and the plant in the refrigerator was too much.

What is it with refrigerators doing amazing things in films this summer? They raise plants with no water or sunlight; they survive nuclear blasts...

But there were so many good bits -- some very slight but wonderful -- that these minor complaints are, well, minor.

It wasn't in the fridge Groucho. Just thought I would point it out. The door was off of the fridge and laying next to it.

Yeah, when I made my great fridge comment to my wife (after posting it) she said the same thing. Guess I just missed that!

Here me now, the fride scene in the new Indy film will be long remembered.

Especially after Indy V when he dies of radiation poisoning.

YEAH!

9/11 was an inside job? Give me a fucking break. Nobody who wants their shit taken seriously should be sig'ging that shit, and you know it.

Can I expect more contrarian "hay I'll defend this guy" crap when you see this post and click "Quote"?

Look. You think he's a nut and he thinks you're a blind doofus.

Happy? Feel better?

Move on and focus on talking about the film instead of going out of your way to comment on his signature.

So my parents are going to see this film, and they never go to the movies, as in never.

Just keeping things moving along.

There was a short article in Newsweek this week, mentioning that "nuking the fridge" was fast becoming the new replacement for "jumping the shark"

1 more A until 60!!!

I'm watching the film tomorrow. I suspect I will add an A to those 59

YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT YET?!??!

And here I thought you were a fan!!!

I'm seeing this tomorrow as well.

Indy's fridge was lead-lined and WALL-E's was open to the sun and rain...

Nitpickers be damned!!!